American Legislation

Requires specific electronic collection types for ACO quality reporting, clarifies data completeness, and creates a 2028–2032 digital quality measure pilot with a public report due in 2032.

Authorizes U.S. Mint to make gold and silver coins and directs surcharges to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.

Provides pay and a $10,000 bonus to TSA officers during a funding lapse and sets a $40,000 minimum salary.

A broad housing package directing HUD, USDA, VA and regulators to expand supply, pilots, reforms, and limit large investor single-family purchases.

Creates a park honoring Julius Rosenwald and select Rosenwald Schools, with a Chicago headquarters and a national network to preserve and interpret the schools' history.

Names the post office at 15422 NY 104 in Martville as a memorial and updates official references.

Designates May 29, 2026 to raise mental-health awareness among agricultural workers and highlight resources.

House resolution recognizing lack of voting representation and urging passage of the Washington, D.C. Admission Act for District residents who are service members, veterans, and families.

Requires states to notify voters of polling place changes and post signs, online notices, and multilingual information starting Jan 1, 2026.

Converts presidential public campaign financing into a fund giving states grants to upgrade and secure voting systems and related technology.

Expands the foreign-money ban, adds reporting and investigation limits, and restricts federal collection and disclosure of donors to 501(c) nonprofits.

Changes tax investment credit rules so certain nuclear power facilities can avoid public utility and progress-expenditure limits starting after 2026.

Removes a specific deduction from railroad retirement annuities created in 1974.

Requires separate Medicare outpatient payments for certain high-cost cancer drugs to preserve beneficiary access.

Lawmakers would create a Transportation Security Trust Fund funded by passenger security fees, prioritizing TSA salaries and frontline operations during lapses.

Creates an ombuds office in DHS to review intelligence activities, promote transparency, and protect objectivity, privacy, and civil liberties.

Require more outbound inspections, buy imaging systems, hire HSI agents, and report on seizures and inspection rates.

Changes farm loan terms, waives some fees, and updates appeals and collateral rules for certain farmers.

Requires TSA to create a system for expedited gate passes so caregivers can accompany minors or passengers needing assistance, with Pre-Check use allowed.

Applies the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act to two Texas tribes' gaming.

Allows certain out-of-state Medicaid and CHIP providers to enroll with minimal information to serve children under 21, with 5-year enrollment unless removed.